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WYANDorTE. Kan, Jan. G--Fhe evi-
dencc VIZ closed in Hamil,3ns trial To-Day
and the argument viii begin tomorrow
Several additional witnesses were called 10
prove an aiibI far the prisoner. The 4" lie ui
Robert Gcefs, another of Inc accused cor
roborarca the statement that Gccrs sat UP
with i young IuaH manned Sparks on The
night IF the wrecG Mrs NcAliian
Sparks Iat.ilaly, testified 70 tue same
effect
In tie afternoon the state Introduced seve-
raj witnesses IN re3Grrai George A FoWle.
the detective known Is Brother Alfred, re
iterayed his former testimony. II was tx
pected that Mayor Haun3u would take the
stand again bJt he Gidnfappear Ihe in
tcre>t Incsea~ - the trial ap reaches it
end, and Jlj fc7 have the confidence 20 pre-
dict the uaicTe Of the verdict, The caurJ
room j. crowded every session. The cas-
VIII 20 u the jury on Saturday.
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A Great Big Dama.e Suit.

Sr. LoUTs, Mo, Jan 6-John NJ Wood
ward today fled sui; against the Missouri
Pacific Railroad company for 81, 600, GOO
Woodward alleges that the above company
made contract with him BY the terms Of
which be was for the sum Of So 600 TO
prove that the St Lauis & san Francisco
Railway company had forfeited all charter
right to construct and operate L railroad
between Pacific. Mo. and s.. Louis, and
that it had no right of way between these
two cities The coRtTact also stated that
he should form a company 10 construct Il
railroad over tue new survey Of the San
Francisco road between these points. TO be
uperajed in conn. elton with the Missouri
Pacific, the latter road to hold - per cent
and he - per cent Of the cspital stock Of
the new road Woodward alleges that T.
; Hays. first vice-pre>ident of the Missouri
Pacific. signed written contract. bat fail
81 10 perform his part thereof Be- sGch
failure. Woodward alleges that he has suf
fered damages 10 the extent Of 81, 900, 600.
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CHICAGO. Ian. G-1hc notice of the
boycott against certain boot and shoe man
ufacturers Of Chicago mentioned il h
dispatches l1>c night vas a -reat surprise
to the firms concerned Mes,rS SEX
Schwab L Co say they had consulted with
the state executive board WREN that body
WIS in session here and had ben com
plefslv vindicated by the investigation. {.
Ii. Fargo * Co. 5 case was also considered
by The state board which still has their ca,s'
for advi~ement Mr. Fargo said this morn
inE that he had in DO way violated The
agreement made last spring, al that tin-c
he had a contract with the authorities II
the penitentiary at jackson. Mich fer the
employment Of one hundred and fifty Hcu
ana hai 20 pay for them whether
lie used them or NOT. At that time rIt
but one. and forty Of ne men We're al
work: bat when he agreed to use uo men
he certaiulv referred 10 the $50 called FIR
bv the contract. ard he II various times
since used the full l5o men. lie expressed
regret n the boycott and SAID that lie wa
sorry To have his goods hol cottyd by ANY
BODY ofmen. but did not see what he Coul!
do ahaat the matter. MIR SEX, IF Seiz,
Schwah & Co. was very indignant over
the ariinn Of The assemblies and threatens
IL invoke the aid cfthe law if he can hHd
who 10 invoke il against.
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Visiting the Scene Of the Wreck.

CLEVELAND. O., Jan. 6.-The scene of
the railroad accident near Republic says a
special 10 the Leader is still visited by
many people: some 90 out OF mere carlos
iIr. others are friends or relatives of those
vie persisted there, eager 10 tiud some art
icle tGey might have had; bat relics at
this time are hard TO Ind. The track j.
cleared and there is nothing IL see save Z
few bent rods, c4rw heels and pieces Of
ciarre5l wood Among the number who
visited The scene Of the wreck today was
Waresm Parks OF OcOnemoTuc, " Is,
:. brother of Marshall NJ Parks, VINO per
ished i'll The wreck Mr. PARKS visited the
scene of the disaster in company with
Mr. Rankin and other officer, OF the Balti
more u Ohio railroad Rankin would
say bat little, but the other Officer
Cneery 70 T, spoke Is 10 TIL responsibility
of the wreck Il nile he made 10 Girect
charges, Dir. Parks tod your reporter that
he talked IL sach Il manner that there
could be 10 doubt the officers OF the rca..
placed The responsibility directly on the
conductor and engineer OF fhe freight train
He said th5ll the officers never knew of
these men being intoxicated, but the way
they managed tAeir train that night 8 a. u
fearful olunder Marshal. Ii Parks vas
clerk Ill the department Of tA.e interior Al
Washington; he Was on his way 10 Chicago
on official business Mir ParAs could iiuI
nothing that his brother nsd with hun. nor
any trace OF anything that would lead aim
10 identify any Of the ch2rreG remains Is
being his brothers. Au inquest by the
coroner sill hv Instituted il this city to-
morrow when the railroad officials and Of
tcers OF the wrecked trains wall BE- here.
Coroner Lepger IS determined it sAall be
most thorough
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SPRINGFIELD. Jan Gov. Oglesby in
his annual message To the legislature, de-
votes COED portion OF it to the labor troub-
les OF the last two years, and speaks Of the
necessity which compelled him 10 send
bodies Of state troops to Lamont. East st.
Louis and the packing house district near
Chicago. He urges the legislature to so
amend the statute bearing upon the en-
plovment Of state troops to quell insurrec-
lions as to clearly define the powers Of the
exectl;ive, and whether their employment
shall depend upon information, or reques,
from a sheriff, or independently By any
such appeal
IL the session Of the senate and house
this morning resolutions were adopted pro-
vidinr for services in honor Of Gen. Logan,
the dav hereafter to he designed. 4 reso-
Iufion uas adopted providing for holding
an election Of [. ). senator, the vote 10 be
taken on the eighteenth OF January. At
the afternoon session Of the house the an
nuaI message Of the governor was read.
There Is no material change from yester-
day. in the contest for the L. 5. senator
shin Congressman Henderson arrived this
evening. and Immediately inaugurated his
canvass. 1t is reported that ExGov. Ham
ilton will not be q candidate.
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INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. G-The two houses
Of the legislature met and organizei this
morning. Interest centered in the senate,
Green Smith appeared and took the chair
with Auditor Of State Rice acting Is clerk.
The Republicans endeayored 10 protest bat
they we're not permitted to be heard, with
ont voting at Ill they we're counted as pres
eat The Democratic caucus nominee was
elected anI a set of prepared rules adopted
tha; gave the majority all power. In the
house. Repu 5iican nominees were elected
Hon. W. G. Savers, speaker.
Congressman W ) HOLMAN announced
Ms intention - enter the race for the Dem
ocratio senatorial nomination. The eau
cass viii probably Dol be held before Tues
day nj ,ht
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Missouri.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 6.-Bolh houses Of the
legislature met this morning and elected
the Democratic caucus nominees rs their
officers who are a, follows: Speaker OF the
house. J. VI Alexander, of Davies cOun-
": chief clerk Of the house, II. VI. Horn
buckle; president pro TEN of the senate,
David Wills: chief clerk OF the senate, A.
) Cocker.
JEFFERSON CITY, Jan. 6.-Gov. Marina
dukes annual message was read TO the leg
stature this afternoon The message IS
confined to state matters II takes strong
grounds 10 favor Of high license. The gov
errar thinks that the traie in whisky ought
10 De restricted IL those VINO pay the high
license. that druggists ought not be per
mited TO sell il eXccpt On physicians pre-
scriptians. ard that what are known as
gallon houses should be abolished Re
frrriug 10 railroad corporations and their
relation to their employees, the governor
say, the strife which occurs between them
and % uich often puts stop to public ser
viC-, and greatly damages the Interests OF
the state, n well as endangcrs the lives anu
PROPERTY Of il, citizens, should not be toll
Grated. and recommends that means be pro
vided 10 prevent such things. II, also CT
reefs the attention Of the legislature 10
clauses in the constitution directing the
passage Of laws 10 govern railroad rates,
and also the clause which prohibits the
consolidation Of parallel roads under one
management.
Ia the joint Democratic caucus tonight
To- nominate a L S senator the vote GA
1ir,t ballot was. Cockrell 1863, Judge Phil
lips /. Frances ,, Norton /, Garter /, Sher-
wood / This Of course iusurcs Senator
CockrclI's reelection.
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FOR RENT.

IN9R EEST-FurBisard ro~sHis Gail ~ room ]. rs
4 W Douglas ave. al 80 = LcE-iaS ave - m /
frns
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RAILROAD RACKET.
Neat Little Game OF Freeze On
Played by the Union
Pacific Road.

CurcAeo Jan. 6.-The Times this
morning says: Particulars of the most re
narkable transaction between the Union
Pacific railroad on one side. and the North
Chicago rolling mills, Union Steel Co and
Joliet Steel Co. on the other, have just
been learned These companies HARM 2
option of contract for fifteen thousand tons
of rails for the Colorado Midland, rival
of the Denver & Rio GTande, and TO some
degree of the Union Pacific, provided a
living rate could be obtained on shipments
to Denver and Pueblo, appealed TO the
Union Pacific to change its rates so is to
charge no more than twice the amount de
manded by ether western roads for ike
services
Failing to get satisfactory reply from
subordinate officers. President Potter. Of
the rolling mill. on behalf IF the steel coal-
panies. addressed President Adams. and to
his astonishment found him taking refuge
behind the Colorado pool, refusing to con-
slider whether the rate As four times that
of other roads was reasonable consuming
valuable time in the discussion Of red tape
methods Of the Union Pacific and declin-
ing freight that would pay this road $3.50
600, one-half clear profit; all in order that
the Denver s. Rio Grande should not
have cheaper built road which could afford
TO charge lower rates
Potter was formerly a director of the
Union Pacific and is q firm believer in the
efficiency Of we'll managed pools; but feels
so Indignant over the treatment he has re
ceived from the Colorado Traffic aSsocia-
ton that he has determined to present the
matter to the authorities at Washington
He claims further that the action Of the
Colorado Railway association, which IS
composed ST ali lines running from the
Missouri river. Is 10 shut out from Color
ado anything which cou!d come into com
potion with articles manufactured there
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The Goldman AIurder.

BosToE, Mass, Jan 6-James E. Now
len, arrested in connection with the Cod
man murder. this morning made full CON
fession He said he was the only ore con
cerneI ia the mIrl = AMI the other prison
er ma, been discharged Nowien said lie
killed young Goldman at o'clock Thurs
day morning by stabbing him in the back
of the neck with q carving kHife The
deed was done IN Goldman 5 stables Late:
in the day he cut the clothes of the body,
chopped Inc left lee and right arm off and
started with the corpse on Iii, pung for the
country. He dropped the head in the
middle Of the road. then threw the arm
out and returned t. Somerviile by going
through Wa!tham by the road TO Boston
He reached SJmerviI.e al 5:g9 Tuesday
morning
Nowlan SAYS he killed Goldman fer his
money. expecting to secure about $500
but he only got SO. The police hal
brought the crime home to him before he
confessed. lie is handsome young fel
low and very intelligent looking.
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SHANoKIy. Penn. Jan G-A chamber
in tie Peerless Slope portion of Henry
Cl,y coliery worked ay the Philaiir pima
IS heading Coal aud Iron e.. VS. olseoy-
erred burning this morning The is IN
creasiu- and &rI.-s all efforts TO ger Il eu-
der control Frequent explosions If "a,
have been cc,alrluE Four men have been
severely burned The Henry C.aF i, the
most extensive iAjGc ow0,d b. the Reading
company. and employs 80 men. iac los
cannot now be estimated.
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Collision uf Passe sEer Trains.

CHICAGO. Ill. Jan. G.-As the special
New York AID Boston express on the
Lake Shore Is Michigan Southern railroad
which leaves here at $50 a. Ia. reached
the crossing At Sixteenth street This morn
ing. the passenger train on the Louisville,
New Albany * Chicago railway crashed
into it. The engine Of the Louisville
train struck the baggage car Of the Lake
Shore train and lifted the car completely
of lis trucks. The smoking car. which
was crowded with passengers, was next
overturned. and although both Of these
cars were badly wrecked. no ose vas
killed OF even badly injured Il was with
the greatest difficulty hat passengers were
extrica,ed from the wreck and widest ev-
element prevailed at the crossing i i
not known who was e blame for the acct
dent
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4 Texas Skake-uD,

PAIGE, Tex, Jan. Ga slight shoci,
Of earthquake occurred here al II yester-
day morning which lasted two or three
seconds. No serious damage was done
Colored servants at The Williams house
Were greatly alarmed at the rafting al
dishes and pans in the kitchen. Ia one
store number Of cowbeilS suspended from
the ceiling chimed. In other stores tin
ware and st0vcpipes ratified. and the water
pipes around the caves Of one house were
shaken down. Several clocks stepped
The shock was felt for several miles arouzd
and evidently passed rom north to south.
: few say they heard q rgmblinc noise
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Connecticut.

HARTFORD, Jan. "a joint convention
Of the State legislature assembled thi,
morning L elect state officers. owing to
the fajiure of the popular vote to give any
candidate majority. The result Of the
u:Uu-iu@ was The election Of the Repubii-
cau candidates Is follows;
Governor. 2 {. Loui>bury, Of Ridteld.
Lieutenant Governor, james T Howard.
of Hartford
Secretary If State T u Hubbard, Of
Nahingior!.
Treasurer, Alexander Warner. 81 Pom
fret
Controller. Thomas Clark. o. North
>touiuCton.
Governor Louusbury aud the ether stste
officers were escorted 10 the capital this a
taruoSn and the oath OF office administered.
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zssSN0I~
9a1lU Eao1s
THU DAYS BUSINESS.
The Murderer Of Young Goldman,
Near Boston, COnfeSseS
His Crime.
Two PASSENGER Trains Attempt
to Pass al Crossing at the
Sd me Time.
The Foul Murder Of Rev. Had
dock DiVulged by an Eye
Witness.
A Statistical Statement Of Destitution
in Texas Produced by Last
Years Severe DrOuth.
Chicago Boycotters AstOnish Recalci-
traut Manufacturers - Severe
Earthquake IN Texas
The Il. & o. Wreck.
Destitution III Texas.

FoRT WORTH, Tex. Jan 6-Thc Ga
zette has made the following estimate OF
the number Of destitute families in the
drowth stricken region # Texas: Callahan
county 30, Parker 100. Taylor 200, Pllo-
pinto 250, Coleman 100, Jack 800, Ste
phens 300 KunnellS 200 Jones 225. Sback!e-
ford $50, HASKELL 30, Young $50, Brown
400. East Land 500, Couauche 500. No
Ian 80 Fisher 100. Erath 1876, Morton 10
and Uardeman 80.
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Bonds ' ofed.

SENECA. Kan, Jan. 6--Tae commis-
si0ae-s IF Ecneas today Ordered elections
for bonds tn ihs kao>ss CITY Wyznslotie
and Northwestern railway ia Grsss..a esp
iona sAd AdauH townships 90 February -.
next IRis ncw Move b. the Kansas Cit
rad i r1s.tie III - interest Of Ne'awase.
and I the }zaat. carr. TIE rea5 viii eros
TIE Central Brancl at that point iasicad OF
s.rzS
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Kansas CITY. No. Jan Oscar
Cook. one # the Cummings gang. wa,
brought before the recorder this afternoon
o1i the charge o. receiving s,elcn money
lie waived examination and VAS bound
over 10 await the grand jury ; actioa II
default q 81. coo bail he was taken back 70
i,il
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MLwAUNEs. Jan. 5 -- Tuc Reliance Ma
chine vork>of F. p. Ais 4 Co. cla-h,
FIRE tonight IN jhe core room OF jhe fauuGr,
department The IRE blazed tierccly far
two hours. but wa~ confined "a the foundry
building Loss S25,' plG, Insurance $50
600 Three huu.!re-. and fifty men aTy
thrown n.i ot VIZ
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Ware- Question S.ttIed.

PIrTsBCS. Pa. Jan IS The wages CUES
ton at the Bazaar Thompson -ise. woga
was finally settled to-day by yhe sybiir1t,en
coamitJee ami work Niil oe resumed IN Nil
departments next Monday. The tias c.
advances wage 81 = Eelsrsl advance Il 10
per cent The WORKS employ over , 90
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Prnrriueut Cttlzen Dead

RlSsLEY. Kan. jan 6.-Aifrei Hobbs.
president Of the Edwards CoaniY bsnk.
prominent and influential citizen Il ihle
section. died tins afternoon Of pneamoul4
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MIrnnnSin.

MINIATURES. Jan. G.-The Republican
congressional convention a. Eau Claire to-
night nominated HUgh G. Price for the
short term and Nels p. Hogan for the long
term, made vacant By the death of the late
l,Lnarls.tnnn Prize
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Dynamite Da-fzrfi..

SAN FRANCISCO. Jsa 6-Another d.
naniiEe explosion occurred on the cable road
todsy Some miscreauts placed adyaamite
cartridge on the rail No one seriously
hurt The damage was soon repaired
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NEW YoRK. Jan 6--It Is predicted that
a tle-up viii occur IL Brooklyn city with
II !, hoarf an aD lines # TIE BROOKLYN
City Co, aud Braadvay road unless their
receat.v issue. time IaI.lss are u.oal-!ei
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Briefly Told.

BRockToN. Mss. Jsa 6-JohE Z iwjn
G. ace. carpenter. taIs afternoon shed his
wife. Emma Fra.oss>. aga then agteapt-s!
to take hi, own life Both viii probably
die jealousy
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STATE GOVERNMENTS.
Maine.

AUGUSTA, Jan. Gov Bodwell was
inaugurated today. His addr IS recon-
mends rigid enforcement of the law to pre-
vent the INTRODUCTION Of pleuro pneumonia
and suggests the establishment Of national
guard in place Of militia
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Fatal Rs1twav Accident.

RUsSEI. Kan Laa 6--ln railway a.
cideat mere al : O'Clock this ai'eruooG II
c. Hinges. of kans4, City. and + / AJAX
an,ier. supposed 70 1--we ~ Ottawa. haa q,
,,-,,r., GiflaF
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Michigan,

LANSING, Jan. 6.-The Republican leg
i~lativc caucus tonight nominated L b
ol0ckbridge. of Kalamazoo for United
States senator on the tenth ballot
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ST. PAUL. ,Jnn. 6-EX-Goverror Cush-
man Davis was nominated To the United
States senate today Senator Mcmillan
Withdrew lis name
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Hell, M More Kostnrh. Bow

CINCINNATI. Jan e-Prof. Joseph
Tasso, 4 celebrated violInist, died ~ his
home in Covington today.
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GO TO The FAIR, IA Main street, i yoa
want nice frame made TO order. dot
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The Years Influx.

New YORK, Jan. 600, 900 Storage
passengers; 10000 cabin, arrived last year
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TOR SaLk-Au improved farm q - aeTcs "a
Pakuee crLat,, lire D. LIS franl riiy Eourts0n
cav u sa.ru.rd Foo TENS $40. ~ ~ Il..ss- Co.
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70 matter how got them, have them,

And many other suitable diamonds n the
same rates Also IN ladies and gents gold
watehe1 81 less than they can BE bought IA
New York EogV these ara facts aUi II sou
VIII call a. my store | can convince yoG q u
Others may tell on i = impossible. hy-t
come aud So for yaarss,ve-, AMI voa wl}l
wonder as al 10. ho* in tie wcr.d ! g,
them Most respectfully,
\ !. POST
No. - Douglas avenue. Wichita 22-tf
GO 70 The FAIR, IA Main street, i yoa
want a nice frame made TO order. dot
Loan Register.
PRu-.nELPHIA July =, 1856
Wichita EAGLE. VIgaita- Kansas
t---ut}eHen,-VF- have seen enc Of your
Mortgage Loan Registers a. the Office of TIE
Philadelphia Mortgage and Trust Co. tbs
city azd shah - obliged II you VII send thls
company one similar in az respects 8. yotlr
earliest couvelieas-s. and remain
RcstS~ctfully yours.
THEODORE FEoTHTSGEAH.
dss-tta Secretary
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l-pE SALE-Se ayEes rs n8i.es southwest SO asrss
L H.. raiff~art,r. Balance it H1eac aLd las-t-s-
20 q hofs-. bar s.rsEagy, Ntud r-l AM Ftsni. O..
lrult. d. i. SnLxttY. 49,
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TTe vii par - rer copy for three nEu-
beTs e III EAGLE OF 0-t- 18th. A14res~ :,
Eagle olsice. GiI-Sss
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HcE rEST-- tss- lAr-e rusasu WIZ re-.
z com pete III the center 0. bEsi5,ss- John q Al
lea - H-ia ST. 4Sf
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Oranges 20 PEI aoz &. Sseinhas1sar aerkle
Supply Co. cflif
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J-OR GENT-TExo isT-e Wet furnished .rozss rooms
L one on frs sEd >-ccEc ecor, each sgits-
bic for two psFsoEs- Gnay IKE EcE frosu Ihoa Las
avenue term reasonable. BesuaTe 81 g law
renee ave 4s-75r
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Il yoa want - make rlSney slCsn forge: 10
call ~. : DF-ukk~r & Co. the i've reai state
brokers They Fave soEEs good bargain n
Main street Iots ami property OF Co3lsge
hill Lots N ST parts Of the city SoGa
coed houses. etc es.c. Wow Is yoGr tine 20
iavest and 3oa's yoa fergst il. No I5l Worth
Nam street, between Dooglas aas First
street ciS$g
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The yslnabis pToT=rty known - Todd Els-
vasor. WITH = feet frontage on 4. Z & \
2 r p. track. sscaAes, etc vii t-s ~oAl cheap
ca Easy terms or Teated- after December J.
fS>H Tz3rf II " frwTS
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.'sf-s 81 lew nom b1-ss. barn. Sc. ard
81 - r east fTunF. C-aiy AID hair ste-.ss
r po.EiSs svc, q 4 o. perch. Prise xtlsS. eesy
.erEas e-rE ~ ! t-e-s-Ee u Eain q -
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E.VyE sALA-- iar4a.u. GA rter s. cti'a iniPruvFc
j. farm - miles II ,sc esp ~ Nt-Ac.~, a. r4sr
Hutchinson. E-i uliry. j. 4sfes over ~"
u-is lis hts ear good ia. proven MS. cali oa or
kan s-t1+
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Oranges &c Per dox at SseInhauser Aerkh
Supply Co d4i1
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I-oR SAIE Oh EXCHs NGE-A farm OF - aer's
4 ia aeIiA county . : GOO. lr,-1n 2 aD3 - tHs
IN St.sIin- NlIi eli on reasons .e terlE< wt
trade for drY sa,s4s notices clos 1t- ifr tern
ef - amy 70 Iautsss & 20. real estate agents. $50
Hain stree: " ICtlta. Aau R4ti-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-07
FOR SALE.


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